Videos tagged with Double Tap Technique

This review of the Jacob Grey Hex9 highlights its performance as a 2011 platform, emphasizing its lighter weight and faster recoil cycle compared to standard models. The analysis, presented by Alyssa Seymour, focuses on how these characteristics benefit rapid follow-up shots in competition scenarios like double-taps and race gun applications.

This video reviews the Glock 22 Gen 5 chambered in 40 Smith & Wesson, highlighting its features and shooting characteristics. The presenter discusses recoil management, trigger feel, and the effectiveness of the slide drop feature, offering insights for those considering a .40 caliber Glock.

This video features the first day of a 'Glocktober' series, focusing on the Glock 17 Gen 5. The instructor provides an in-depth shooting review, discussing its feel, performance, and specific features. Key takeaways include its suitability as a duty pistol, its shooting characteristics, and the instructor's personal experience with its grip size and trigger.

This video provides first impressions and initial shooting impressions of a custom Staccato C2 Mansa, modified by Vulcan Machine Works. The presenter details the custom features, including the 'Mansa' colorway, Ignis ports, and Red Dirt trigger, and demonstrates zeroing the pistol at 15 yards, followed by engagements on steel targets at 25 and 50 yards. The review highlights the pistol's smooth operation, excellent trigger, and accuracy.

This guide provides an overview of the M16A1 and CAR-15 firearms as discussed in the context of the Vietnam War. It covers their introduction, initial challenges, evolution into reliable service weapons, and specific technical details. The guide also touches upon special operations tactics developed for these platforms, emphasizing their role in counter-insurgency and small-unit engagements. Instruction is informed by experts like Martin K.A. Morgan and Wiley Clapp.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben Stoeger, Alex, and Matt Hopkins discussing firearms training methodologies, specifically the effectiveness of multiple shorter training sessions versus one long session. They also delve into the nuances of the 'double tap' shooting technique, its application at different ranges, and the potential behavioral issues it can create. Finally, the panel addresses issues related to match scoring, appeals, and the importance of accuracy in competitive shooting.

This video demonstrates cost-effective shooting practices using .22LR AR-style platforms and discusses techniques for engaging moving targets with various calibers. It highlights how .22LR firearms offer similar controls and functionality to their centerfire counterparts but at a significantly lower cost for ammunition, making them ideal for practice and training. The segment also explores a low-tech method for practicing on moving targets using an old tire and cardboard, showcasing its effectiveness for hunting and general marksmanship.